The Irish standard., 1887-12-10
ST. PAUL.

been engaged by The IRISH STANDARD
to handle subscrip ptions and advertising
in fact to cover the field in a general
way in the sanity city. Tim is botn
bright and hor est, we'll known to the
people Of ST Paul, and therefore needs
no leng gthy introduction at our hands.
He is a gentleman III whom the utmost
confidence may be reposed and we are
sure he vii! prove valuable acqulsl
tion to THE IRISH STANDARD force.
We bcspeak for him q generous support.
G. d. O'Brien is at Albert Lea at
tending court there,
Rev. Father McKenna, OF Enn1skll-
len. Ireland, arrived in the city Mon
day.
The health officer reports ia deaths
for November, and 25S births, Or nat
ural increase Of 144 for the month.
West st. Paul will soon have q posi-
Office OF their own, and a collection
from the street boxes will be made each
Sunday.
A carload Of hogs averaging 235
pounds were sold at the south st. Paul
s1ockvards on Tuesday for SIS. 10 per
hundred pounds.
Joe Murphy, the actor, is drawing
bic crowds at the Grand this week.
'sKerry Cow is the same witty and
pleasing piece and plca:es the audience
immensely. ..
John Rice, of Gracevi]le, fell On an
icy walk On Third street, on Monday
evening, and fractured his right limb
near the ankle. Ho was taken to ,ths
city hospital.
The Sodality table Of the Cathedral
parish cleared upwards Of $4,000 at The
Orphans Fair. AS successful extract
ors Of the dollars of the daddies, our
Young ladies are a success.
The Board of Control has appointed
DR.. a. D. Ancker city physician, a
position which he has held Tor the past
few years with good satisfaction to the
CITY and credit to himself.
The Northwestern Tinware Manu-
featuring Co., have filed articles OF in
corporation with capital of $40 O0O.
The incvrporators are men OF this city
and the place Of business will be at st.
Paul. ....-
The Second Annual Exhibition of
the Minnesota State Poultry asso3ia~
ton opened at Market Hall on Tues
day. Six hundred choice fowl are Oh
exhibition, some Of which are very tlue
birds.
The report OF the clerk Of the munici'
pal court for N ovemher is as follows
Amount of fine collected on criminal
cases, So 5S5; fines in civil cases, $780,
20; rebate. 1927 20; net total OF fines,
$3, 3,754 so.
The report of the police department
for the month OF November is Els toll
lows: Arrests at the central station,
379: Ducas street sub station. IS; MAJ
garct street, 66; Rondo street, "a;
Union Park, 10; total, 596.
1'he greatest mud singing and white
washing farce of the times, which had
the whole state for an audience, came
20 close on Wednesday when the re-
port of the committee was filed which
investi igated the state prison scandal.
During the month Of November
there have been issued from the build
ing inspector Office 265 building per
mi,s, tue estimated value Of the new
structures aggregating $4,000. Thir-
Ey-two moving permits have also been
issued.
The trial of McDonough for the fatal
shooting OF McNamaIa, on the night of
July lst, was called in the District
court Thursday. Judge McCstferty,
of this city, and Chris. A. Gallagher, OF
Minneapolis, viii defend the prisoner.
On Monday evening, December 18th.
at Pfeitfer's Hall on Wabasha street,
the various total abstinence societies OF
this county will hold an interesting
literary meeting. A good programme
has been prepared and good time may
be expected.
The French Catholic Fair will open
on Wednesday OF next week. The
proceeds of the fair will 60 towards the
payment of St. Louis school. The
French worked we'll at the Orphans
Fair and they deserve to be literally
patronized.
The keepers OF houses Of ill-fame
have been notified that after January
1st it will be necessary for them to Sc
cure a license if they continue to sell
liquor. 1t Is not at all likely that Ii
oo,,oo, will ho nrantnd than a1 tho